Catalogue of a valuable assortment of coins and medals, ancient and modern, American and foreign, comprising many pieces of interest and value. [06/05/1879]

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C A A I. O G U E

. Of a ValnaMe Assortment of

Ancient and Modern,

AMERICAN AND FOREKIN,

Comprising mapy Pieces of Iijterest and Value.

To loe Sold Sit, ^Axction^

By Messrs. BANGS &. CO.

their New Salesroonjs, 739 & 741 Broadway, New York,

On Thursday and Friday, June 5 and 6, 1879,

Commencing at 2.30 P, M.

GENTLEMEN UNABLE TO ATTEND THE SALE MAT HAVE THEIK ORDERS FAITH-
FULLY EXECUTED BY THE AUCTIONEERS OR ANY RESPECTABLE DEALER IN COINS.

Catalogued by S. K. HARZFELD,

Times Building, Philadelphia.

T. R. MARVIN & SON, NUMISMATIC PRINTERS, BOSTON.

1 879.

THE AMERICAN COIN SCALE.

INTRODUCTION.

-ooJiXc

In the interest of gentlemen who arc commencing collecting —
and their number is increasing from day to day — the following
notes will be proper.

A sale of coins is managed like the sale of any other merclian-
dise. The descriptive catalogue gives a general idea of type and
condition, and the coins themselves are on exhibition in the
morning of the days of sale, so that they may be examined by
the amateur or his agent, thus avoiding reclamations after the
sale, on account of possible mistakes in the cataloguing.

The coins are sold for cash to the highest bidder, by single
undivided lots as described in the catalogue; the bid to be at so
much a piece or the set. Collectors unable to be present at the
sale, may have their bids faithfully executed by the auctioneers,
or any respectable dealer in coins. Cash On Delivery, or according
to their special agreement, paying a slight commission on even-
tual purchases only, if any.

If the size of a piece is indicated, it is by sixteenths of an inch.
The term “ White Metal ” refers to a composition of copper, lead,
and tin, or tin and nickel, in appearance brilliant white like silver,
whicli, if carefully handled, will remain bright for years to come.

The present catalogue, prepared with usual care, but of course
not infallible, contains such a miscellaneous line of coins, medals,
cfec., that every collector will doubtless find one or another piece
which he would like to have. I shall be thankful for the smallest
bid, and again rely upon the kind assistance of my friends, brothei’
numismatists, and collectors in general.

My thanks to all for favors.

S. K. HARZFELD.

Philadelphia, Times Building, Mat 17, 1879.

CONTENTS.

Amekican Medals in Silver 32

American Medals in Bronze, White Metal, &c., 34

Ancient Coins, 5

Byzantine Gold Coins, 10

Centennial Medals, .37

Coin Books and Catalogues, 44

Coins of the Roman Emperors, 7

Copper Coins of the World, • 22

English Silver Coins, 39

Foreign Coins and Silver Medals, 40

Foreign Medals in Bronze, 42

Mediaeval and Foreign Silver Coins, 24

Miscellaneous, 19

Paper Money, 21

Roman Family or Consular Coins, 0

S.MALL Proof Sets, 26

United States Cents, 12-25

United States Di.mes, .30

United States Dollars and Proof Sets, 27

United States Half Cents, 15

United States Half Dimes, 30

United States Half Dollars, 28

United States Pattern Pieces, 16

United States Quarters, 29

United States Silver Three Cent Piei^es, 31

United States Twenty Cent Pieces, 30

Washingtons, 17

Washington Medals in Bronze 18

Washington Medals in Silver, 17

CATALOGUE.

ANCIENT COINS.

SOLD UNDER GUARANTEE OF GENUINENESS.

[Nearly all of the following Ancient Coins are 2,000 years and more old.]

Hispania. Bronze Coins. Interesting lot. Good. 5 pieces
/J^2 Nemaiisus, Gallia. Bronze. Augustus and Agrippa.
Crocodile. Good.

0 Z Massilia. Diana. ]][; Lion. Silver Drachm. Good.

7^4 Tarentum. Didrachm. Taras riding on a dolphin. Good.
Z‘^5 Bruttium. Bronze. Jupiter. Pallas. Good.

/ 6 Crotona. Incused Didrachm. Tripod. Illustrated in

Humphrey. Very good, very rare.

7 Didrachm, later period. Tripod. IJ Eagle. Very

fine, rare.

8 Hemidrachm. Tripod, Pegasus. Fine, rare.

' t ■ 9 Gelas. Tetradrachm. Bull with human head. Obverse
very good.

10 Didrachm. The man-headed bull. Ijl Horseman.

Very good.

^ ^ 11 Obolus. Same type. Very good, rare.

' ® 12 Syracuse. Tetradrachm. Proserpina. l]i; Biga. Very
good.

13 Obolus. Female head. II Polype. Very good,

rare.

^ z 14 Hiero II. King of Sicily. Bronze. II Temple. Fine.

15 Tauromenium. Bronze. Apollo. Tripod. Good.
7«F16 Lete. Drachm. Satyr embracing a woman. Ijl Punch-
mark. Earliest type. Very fine, very rare.

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Macedonia. Tetrad raclim. Aesilas. Youthful head with
thick curled hair. The sacred cistus. Fine,
rare.

Philippus II. King of Macedonia. Tetradrachm. Head
of Jupiter. I^ Horseman. Very good.

Alexander the Great. Tetradrachm, struck at Amphipolis.
Head of Hercules. I^; Jupiter seated. Very
good.

Philippus III. Aridaeus, King of Macedonia. Drachm.
Good.

Dyrrhachium. Didrachm. Gardens of Alcinous. Very
good, rare.

Drachm. Same type. Very good.

Corcyra, Insula. Drachm. Pegasus. Good.

Achaian League. Drachm. Head of Jupiter. Fair.

Corinth. Didrachm. Pallas, Pegasus. Good.

Pergamus. Cistophorus. The sacred cistus of Bacchus
and the serpents. Very good, rare.

Ephesus. Tetradrachm. Bee. Stag and palm tree.
Fair, very rare indeed.

Lycia. Drachm of Trajan. Owl above two lyres. Very
good, rare.

Caesarea Cappadocia. Drachm of Septimus Severus. IJ
Mount Argaeus. ' Fair, rare.

Antiochus V. Eupator, King of Syria. Tetradrachm.
Fine, rare.

Sybaris. Bull turning his head. II Same incused. Illus-
trated Humphrey, p. 32. Unusually well preserved
specimen of this rare type. The city of Sybaris
having been destroyed 510 B. C. this coin must he
at least 2,400 years old. Very rare and very
desirable.

Alexandria. Large bronze of Antoninus Pius. IJ Ram,
above head of Jupiter Ammon. Very good and
interesting, rare.

ROMAN FAMILY OR CONSULAR COINS.

SILVEE DENARn.

33 Acilia Gens ; Atilia Gens. Fine. 2 pieces

34 Calpurnia Gens ; Carisia Gens. Good. 2 pieces

35 Cassia Gens. 2 varieties. Good. 2 pieces

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-^ 37 Plancia Gens ; Procilia Gens. Fine.

^ 38 Plautia Gens ; Pomponia Gens. Good.
^ 39 Renia Gens ; Saufeia Gens. Fine.

Servilia Gens ; Urbinia Gens. Good.

Varieties. Good.

2 pieces

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2 pieces
2 pieces

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COINS OF THE ROMAN EMPERORS.

Julius Caesar. Denarius. Elephant. Very good.

“ Venus. R Trophy. Very good.

“ Laureated Head of Caesar.

Caesar Diet Perpetuo. R Venus Nicephorus. Fine.
Very rare.

Marcus Antonius. Denarius. His portrait. R Portrait
of Octavius. Very good.

Augustus. Denarius. R Capricornus. Fine.

“ S. P. Q. R. Caesar Augusto. Fine.

Rare. (Wellenheim, 9513.)

Agrippa. Middle bronze. R Neptune. Fair.

Tiberius. “ Altar at Lyons. Rom. Et Aug. Good.

Pontif Max. Very good.

R Caducous. Very good.
Germanicus. Bronze of the Colonia Italica. Poor, but
legible.

Vesta. Fine.

Same type. Yevj good.
Constantiae. Very good.
Libertas. Good.

Triumphal Arch. Very good.
Middle bronze. Temple of Janus. Good.
Denarius. Salus. Very good.

Large bronze. Libertas Publica. Very good.
Middle bronze. Pax. Good.

Denarius. Virtus. Very good.

“ Pax Orbis Terrarum. Good portrait. Rare.
Pont. Max. Good portrait. Rare.
Concordia. Very good.

Same type. Obverse fine.

Pax. Fair.

Caligula. Middle bronze.

Claudius.

Nero.

Galba.

Otho.

Large bronze.

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Vespasianus.

Large bronze.

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^ in the field, but portrait fine.

68 Denarius. Cos. Iter. Good.

69 Titus. Middle bronze. Hope. Fine.

70 Denarius. Good.

' 71 Domitian. Large bronze. Jovi Victori. Very good.

'■ 72 Middle bronze. Hope. Fine.

^ 73 Denarius. Pallas. Very good.

jz; 74 Nerva. Middle bronze. Aequitas. Good.

/ / 75 Denarius. Justitia. Fine.

76 Trajan. Large bronze. The Emperor on horseback kill-

ing an enemy. Very good.

77 Large bronze. Fortuna. Fine.

> 'C78 Denarius. Fort. Red. Fine.

/■^ 79 Hadrian. Middle br. Fort. Red. Very good portrait.

80 Middle br. Adveutui Aug. Mauretaniae. Fair, rare.

2 81 Denarius. Very good.

^ “^82 Sabina. Middle bronze. Concordia. Fair.

^83 Denarius. Vesta. Very good.

/ ' 84 Aelius Caesar. Denarius. Concordia. Fine, rare.

85 Antoninus Pius. Large bronze. Tr. Pot. etc. Good.

•2^ 86 “ Similar. G’ood.

'^87 Antoninus Pius, and Marcus Aurelius. Denarius. Very g.
88 Faustina Mater. Large bronze. Augusta. Good.

<^89 Middle bronze. Consecratio. Very good.

• 90 Marcus Aurelius. Large br. Victoria Germanica. Fine.

91 Denarius. Large bronze. Good.

92 Faustina Junior. Large bronze. Saeculi Felicitas. Good.

// 93 Large bronze. Matri Magnae. Very good.

>^‘^94 Lucius Verus. Middle bronze. Concord. Augustor. Very
good.

/ 95 Denarius. Parthia Capt. Fine.

' 96 Lucilla. Large bronze. Venus. Good.

/J 97 Commodus. “ Pallas. Fine.

98 Middle bronze. Spes Publica. Very fine.

99 Denarius. With Brit(annicus). Very fine, rare.

100 Crispina. Middle bronze. Juno. Good.

101 Clodius Albinus. Denarius. Portrait fair, otherwise poor.

102 Septimus Severus. Large bronze. Good.

/ 103 Denarius. Fair.

104 Julia Domna. Denarius. Hilaritas. Very fine.

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Provid. Deorum. Very fine.
Hilaritas. Very fine, rare.

Plautilla. “

Elagabalus. Denarius. Sun personified, star in the field.
Very fine and particularly interesting type.

Fides Militum. Very fine Denarius.

Julia Paula, first wife of Elagabalus. Denarius. Con-
cordia. Star in field. Fair, rare.

Maesa. Denarius.- Pudicitia. Fair.

Severus Alexander. Large bronze. P. M., etc. Good.

Large bronze. Annona. Very good.

Julia Mamaea, mother of Alexander. Denarius. Venus
Victrix. Fine.

Maximinus. Large bronze. Salus. Very good.
Maximus. “ Principi Juventutis. Very good.

Gordianus Africanus. Large bronze. Fair, counterfeit.
Gordianus Pius. Large bronze. Fortuna. Very good.
Philippus Filius. “ Saeculares. Good.

Trajanus Decius. “ Pannoniae. Good.

Gordianus Pius ; Trajanus Decius. Billon denarii. Fine.

2 pieces

Herennia Etruscilla. Large br. Pudicitia. Very good.
Herennius Etruscus. Billon denarius. Pietas Augusto-

rum. Very fine.

Trebonianus Gallus. “ Juno Martialis. Very fine.

Volusianus. Billon denarius. Pietas. Good.

Valerianus.

Mariniana.

Gallienus.

Salonina.

Saloninus.

“ Jovi Crescent. Fair, rare.
“ Consecratio. Fine, rare.

“ Germanicus Maxu. Fine.

“ Pietas. Good.

Middle bronze. Principi Juventutis.
fine, very rare.

Postumus. Billon denarius. Providentia. Fine.
Tetricus. Third bronze. Spes. Good.

Very

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Severina.

Probus.

Diocletianus.

Very good.
Maximianus Hercules
Galerius Maximianus.

Oriens. Very good.
Concordiae Militum. Very f.
“ Victoria Germ. Fine portrait.

Middle bronze. Genio Populi Romani.

Bronze. Very good. 3 pieces

Bronze, Very good. 2 pieces

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158

Maximinus Daza. Bronze. Good.

Maxentius ; Licinius. Bronze. Fair. 2 pieces

Constantinus Magnus. Bronze. Soli Invicto. Fine.

Bronze. Marti Conservatori. Fine.

“ Romae Restitutae. London Mint. Very

fine, rare.

Urbs Roma. Romulus and Remus suckled by the wolf.
Small bronze. Fine.

Urbs Constantinopolis. Victory. Small br. Very fine.
Populus Romanus. Star in centre of wreath. Small br.
Good.

Crispus. Third bronze. Vot. X. Good.

Delmatius. Small br. Gloria Exercitus. Good, very
rare.

Constans. Small bronze. Very fine.

Constantins Gallus. Third bronze. Good.

Helena. Third bronze. Very good.

Theodosius Magnus. Third bronze. Fine.

Interesting lot of Roman Imperial Coins, all legible.

25 pieces

Another lot, miscellaneous Antiques. Equally interest-
ing. 25 pieces

A FEW BYZANTINE GOLD COINS.

Arcadius. Solidus.
Honorius. “
Marcianus.
Mauritius Tiberius.

Victoria. Very fine.

Victoria. Very fine.

Victoria. Fine, very rare. (R 4)
Solidus. Victoria. Veiy fine.

AMERICAN COLONIAL COINS.

/ - 159

160
0'^161
;^/162
’ 163

164

165

166

/

1652 Pine Tree Shilling. Very much worn.

“ Threepence. Fair, pierced, rare.

“ “ Poor.

1721 Louisiana Cent. Very good, rare.

Rosa Americana Penny, without date. Fine, rare.

1722 Rosa Americana Halfpenny. Good.

“ Farthing. Good for this rare piece.

Wood’s Halfpenny. Fair.

11

167 1723 Wood’s Halfpenny.

168

U

“ Farthing.

’-169 1724
" 170 1723
0 171 1760 Voce Populi Halfpenny.
7c/ 172 Kentucky Cent. Fine. (' (TU^i

No dot before Hibernia. Very
good.

Dot before Hibernia. Good.
Good.

Very good, scarce.

Good.

JjL ' ^ ‘

179

cTlSO

173 Floreat Rex. St. Patrick (New Jersey) Farthing. Good,
rare.

"^174 1767 Louisiana Cent, with R. F. Very good.

'175 1781 North American Token. Fair.

176 1773 Virginia Halfpenny, large planchet. No dot after

Georgius. Fine.

177 Same, small planchet. Dot after Georgius. Good.

-^ 178 1783 Georgius Triumpho. Much worn.

Nova Constellatio. U. S. thin planchet, pointed
rays. Good.

Same, planchet much thicker. Good.

181 1785 Nova Constellatio. Script type. Very fine.

N 182 Vermonts Res Publica. Poor, but legible.

^183 1787 Vermon Auctori. II Inde Et Lib. Struck over a
Nova Constellatio. Very good.

2>^184 1788 Same type. Good.

5^^185 Vermon Auctori. R Britannia. Obverse good.

2-'f^86 1786 New Jersey Cent. No coulter to plough. One of
the best specimens of this rare variety known.

Broad shield, plough high and straight. Somewhat

corroded, but little circulated.

Two other varieties. Good. 2 pieces

1787 Medium Shield. High plough. Very fine.

Another. Largest size planchet. Good.

Two other varieties. Good. 2 pieces

191« Another, struck over a Georgius Penny, looking

like Caesarea. Good.

1''^ 192 1788 Horse head to left. Poor as usual. Date very good.

,/'Z^193 Dog type. Much worn, but plough, head and date

good.

J 194 1785 Connecticut Cent. Barely fair.

' 195 1787 Et Lib Inde. Barely fair.

^'^196 Very large lettering. Two varieties. Very good.

2 pieces

//■187

^-^188

J7>189

//190

191

'7197 1788 Two varieties. Fair.

2 pieces

12

"198
/ 199

200

/ ^ 201
^ ■ 202

>r^ 203
204
/ ^ 205

206
" 207
^ 208
;^209

^ 210
J' 211

1787 Massachusetts Cent. Horned Eagle. Fair.

Date equal. Fair.

1 close to 7. No dot before Commonwealth. Very

good. Clipj)ed.

1 close to 7. Dot before Commonwealth. Very g.

1788 Dot after Massachusetts, 88 slanting. Planchet on

reverse damaged, otherwise uncirculated.

No dot, straight 88. Very good.

1787 Nova Eborac. New York Cent. Poor.

Fugio, or Franklin Cent. United States. Fine.

“ States United. Good.

“ Restrike. Uncirculated. Bright.

Talbot, Allum & Lee. 1794 and 1795. Good. 2 pieces
Struck copy of the rare 1733 Rosa Americana Penny.
Uncirculated.

Lot of poor Colonials. 20 pieces

Ships, Colonies and Commerce, American and English
flag. Very good. 2 pieces

UNITED STATES CENTS.

212

1793

Wreath Cent. Stars and stripes. Very little cir-
culated, desirable.

^ 213

U

Lettered edge. Fair.

/J ^2U

Obverse fair. IJ Poor.

“2^215

Chain Cent. Poor, date visible.

216

“ Ameri. Much worn as usual, but every-

thing visible.

217

1794

Maris 5.

Young head. Fair, scarce.

218

“ 11.

Many haired. Ver}^ fine.

219

“ 12.

Scarred head. Very good.

' 220

“ 14.

Abrupt hair. Good, rare.

"■^45 221

“ 20.

Fallen 4. Fair, scarce.

31 222

‘‘ 21.

Short bust. Very good.

^j"223

“ 22.

Very good.

'' 224

“ 26.

Good.

225

29.

Marred field. Good.

226

‘‘ 32.

Shielded hair. Very good.

227

- 35.

Very good.

228

“ 37.

Plicae. Very good.

13

^^-^229
/^230
z</'231
/J 232
/ " 233

!^‘^'234

ro

rJ 235
236

1^237
*-<'238
^ ‘^239

' 240
;^241
/ c/ 242

^244
c/^245
;7-c/ 246
^-^47
// 248
> 249
7^250
?<'^251
^252
253
^^254
^^255
^^^256
^^57
^>7 258
259
rJ 260
yJ'^261
'0 262
'^263
// 264

1795 Thick plaiichet. Fair for variety.

Thill “ “One Cent” in centre. Very good.

“ “ “ high up. Fair.

1796 Liberty cap. Fine, scarce.

Fillet head. Crooked 6, 14 berries on wreath.

Very fine.

“ Regular date, 8 berries. Head and

date fine, but dark color.

“ LIHERTY. Fair.

“ Date wide and large. One Cent close.

F air.

1797 Broken die, large Very good.

Small Fair.

1798 over 1797. Date very good, otherwise barely fair,

scarce.

Large 8. Good.

Small 8. Very good.

1799 Very much worn, as usual. Date just enough visible

to determine the genuineness of the piece. Rare.
Very poor, but date discernible.

1800 over 1799. Very good; seldom offered better.

1800 Perfect date, large planchet. Very good, scarce.

1801 UNITED, Very good for variety. Rare.

ih Very good.

T'OTJ' Corroded ; otherwise good.

-g-g-g- Broken die. Barely fair.

1802 Barely circulated.

No stems to wreath. Good.

1803 Large letters, and on reverse. Very good.

Small “ and “ Very good.

T^o Wo'U Giood, rare.

1804 Fair for date.

Restrike. Uncirculated, bright red.

1805 Very good.

1806 LIB much smaller than erty. Good.

1807 Broken die. Fine, dark color.

1808 Very good.

1809 Very good, scarce.

Good, scarce.

1810 over 1809. Good.

1810 Very good.

14

265 1811 over 1810. Very good, scarce.

266 1811 Very good, scarce.

^ 267 1812 Large 8. Very good, dark.

y 268 Small 8. Very good.

/ / '269 1813 Very good, scarce.

270 1814 Plain 4. Very good, strong impression.

r </ 271 Crossed 4. “ “

/ ^ " 272 1816 First 1 close to 8. Uncirculated.

^ 273 1 far from 8. Fine.

'i<U274 1817 Fifteen stars. Good.

/ 275 Thirteen stars, date equal. Uncirculated.

'^^216 First 1 far from 8. Little circulated.

/"^277 17 close. Very good.

278 1818 Perfect die. Little circulated.

279 Stars connected. Fine.

>^^^280 1819 Large date. Barely circulated.

/v/ 281 Small date. Very good.

yj 282 1820 Uncirculated, bright red.

^-^283 1821 Fair.

284 1822 Very good, strong impression.

285 1823 Very good for date, rare.

>^J86 1824 Fair.

287 1825 Very good.

288 1826
^^^289 1827

290 1828 Good.

^ ^ 291 1829 Very good, strong impression.

/ ^ 292 1830 Circular line before rim. Very good.
oU 293 1831 Very good impression.

' 294 1832 Good. '

^ ^ 295 1833 Very good.

296 1834 Very good, almost fine.

X 297 1835 Heads of 1834 and 1836. Very good.

^ 298 1836 V ery good.

A ^ 299 1837 Plain hairstring. Veiy fine.

■ > 300 Beaded “ “

1 a 301 Cracked die. Uncirculated impression.

y,^302 1838 Very fine.

'jj 303 1839 over 1836. Barely fair, rare.

304 Plead of 1838. Very good.

2 pieces

15

2 305 1839 Silly head; line under “Cent.” Very good.

/-* ^306 Booby head ; no line. Very good.

^307 Head of 1840. Very good.

308 1840 Very good.

/-' 309 1841 Small date. Fine.

310 1842 Large date. Very good.

' 311 1843 Obverse and reverse of ’42. Very good.

I'O 312 “ “ of ’44. “ scarce.

/ a 313 Obv. ’42. B ’44. Good.

314 1844 Good, getting scarce.

' 315 1845 Fine.

^ 316 1846 “

' 317 1847 “

318 1848 Uncirculated.

319 1849

320 1850 “ bright red.

(sJ 321 1851 Date touching the bust. Uncirculated, bright red.

” 322 Date not so close to bust. “ “

'! 323 1852 Uncirculated, bright red.

U 324 1853
325 1854

^326 1855 Straight 55. Uncirculated.

//-</327 Slanting 55. “ bright red.

62^ 328 1856 Straight 5. “ bright.

" 329 Slanting 5. “ “

(d J 330 1857 Large date. “ “

" 331 Small date. “ “

1 332 1820 Uncirculated, red. 3 pieces

^ 333 Set, including 1793, wreath and chain, 4 heads 1839, etc.,
etc., but excluding 1799 and 1804. From poor to
good. 75 pieces

HALF CENTS.

334 1793 Very poor.

;L335 1794 Fair.

336 1795 Thick planchet, 1,795. Very good.

I ^ 337 Thin planchet. Good.

^^38 1797 Date close to bust. Fair.

?^39 Date close and far from bust. Good.

^’^340 Date wide “ ‘ “ Good.

pieces

Rar(

16

341 1800 Very good.

/ 342 1801 Good; cleverly altered.

^ 343 1802 Good; date very distinct. Scarce.

^ 344 1803 Close, and wide Very ffood.

345 1804 Very fine.

^346 1805 Fine.

- 347 1806 Very good.

/' ■'^348 1807 Very fine.

/V349 1808 Good.

J-^'SdO 1809 Fine.

351 1810 Very good, scarce.

352 1811 Very good, rare.

//3 353 Good, rare.

15^354 1825 Fine.

^ 355 1826 Little circulated.

/“^356 1828 Thirteen stars. Uncirculated, bright.

^^357 Twelve stars. Fine.

-^<?'358 1829 Barely circulated.

^'*^359 1832 Uncirculated.

'' 360 1833 “ bright.

/o 361 1834 Fine.

^ s 362 1835 Uncirculated, bright.

;^^"363 1849

//^364 1851 “ bright red.

365 1853 “ “

'PQ 366 1854
;^/367 1855

Jj'^368 1856 Fine, scarce.

369 1857 Uncirculated, bright red.

''2^370 “ “

371 1803, ’4, ’5, % ’7, ’8, ’9, TO, Tl. Average
/ able lot.

3^1^ 372 Lot of Half Cents. Poor to good.

PATTERN PIECES, &c.

I ^ 373 1837 Feuchtwanger Cent. Fine.

/ 374 1855 Flying Eagle Cent. Fine.

1856 Nickel Cent, small eagle. Fine, rare.

I

2 pieces

3 pieces
good ; desir-
9 pieces
50 pieces

17

! ^376 1867 Alumiiiium 5 Cent piece. Proof, scarce.

377 1868 Nickel 5, 3 and 1 Cent pieces. Proofs. 3 pieces

378 1869 Pattern Dime. “Sil. Nic. Cop.” Proof, very rare.
^"^379 1836 First Steam Coinage, Mar. 24. Bronze, proof.

</ '^380 1871 Annual Assay. Bronze, proof, very rare.

WASHING-TONS..

^ 381 1783 United States Cent. Good.

382 Unity States Cent. ^ “

6^ 383 Liberty and Security Penny. “

^^384 1789 Penn}^ struck copy. Copper, proof.
.^385 North Wales Token. Poor.

■^386 1791 Large Eagle Cent. Very fine.

387 Another. Poor.

WASHINGTON MEDALS IN SILVER.

All have on obverse the portrait of Washington, and are in the finest
condition, if not otherwise mentioned.

388 Declaration of Independence. View of the signing.

First die. Rare. Size 27

'/ ^389 The same, of the third die, different. Rare. Size 27
./'^390 Unity of Government is the main pillar of Independence.

Rare. Size 22

2- 391 Norwalk, Conn., Memorial. Rare. Size 25

(j 392 Iji; Words spoken by John Flanco^k. Rare. Size 27

'393 Sampson’s Centennial Medal. Very rare. Size 27

^‘1394 See How We Prosper. Rare. Size 29

^^^395 Washington, D. C. Monument. Rare. Size 26

// 396 His visit to Solomon’s Lodge, Po’keepsie, 1771. Rare.

^ Size 22

397 Exitus Acta Probat. Armorial Aledal. Size 20

>' ^98 Fortitude, Prudence, Justice. Masonic. Size 20

7- 9399 Time increases his fame. Size 18

0 400 Lake City Lodge, Florida. Only five exist. Size 18

7*^401 Pro Patria Ej usque Libertate. Very rare. Size 14

A/ •'^402 Martha Washington Reception, 1876, St. John’s Guild,
New York. Rare. Size 18

18

.^408

' 404
405
^^406
^ 407

/ 7 >^408
>^^409

410

Initiation in Fredericksburgh Lodge, Virginia. Rare.

Size 18

Jersey City Sunday Schools,- 1876. Very rare. Size 18

Another. The Pattern of Patriotism, &c. Size 18

Washington and Jackson. Size 12

Masonic emblems. Naked and clothed busts. Size 12

2 pieces

1799 Original Funeral Medal. Urn. Very good, pierced.
Fideli Certa Merces. Columbia seated. See illustration
in Snowden. Size 32

Bailey’s Dedication Medal to the first Japanese Embassy
to the United States, 1860. Size 32

Nos. 409 and 410 have never before been offered in silver.

WASHINGTON MEDALS IN BRONZE, Etc.

All in the finest possible condition. Obverse shows the Portrait.

6'^ 411 Cambridge, Mass., Centennial Celebration, June 3, 1875.

View of the Washington Elm. White metal. Rare.

Size 26

412 1776-1876 Fit Keystone in the Triumphal Arch which
' spans the nation’s century. Bronze, very rare. S. 20

The above two Medals have never before been sold.

/ 413 I cannot tell a lie. Little Hatchet Medal. Bronze. S. 32

^ 414 Same in wood, different. Size 40. 4 pieces

3 415 General of the American Armies. Wyon’s Medal. Bronze.

Size 21

^ 416 Liberty Bell. (Mflitary bust.) Bronze. Size 24

■' 417 Independence Hall. (Military bust.) Brass. Size 24

'' 418 Fideli Certa Merces. Georgius Washington Prim. Rer.

Conf. Amer mdcclxxxix. Bronze. Size 34

419 Bailey’s Dedication Medal to the Japanese Embassy, 1860.

Bronze. Size 34

ff 420 To com. the 100th Anniversary of Independence. Bronze.

Size 34

/•' 421 View of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Bronze. Rare. Size 26

^ ^422 Words spoken by John Hancock in signing the Declara-
tion. Bronze. Rare. Size 26

423 J. Henry Gercke’s Card. Real bronze proof. Size 12

19

/(J424 Our Country and our Flag, now and forever. Brass. S. 14
y^/425 Small Washington Medalets ; l)eautiful lot. 10 pieces
/d 426 Washington Mite. Smallest Medal. IBank Reverse.

Silver, copper, bronze, and brass proofs. Size 4

4 pieces

^ '^'*427 Medal of the Series Numismatica. Bronze. Rare. S. 26
428 Siege of Boston, 1775-6. Brilliant set of proofs in bronze,
copper, brass, and white metal. Rare as a set.
Size 20. 4 pieces

/ 429 Washington Cabinet. Tin; very rare in this metal. S. 38

/ 1 430 Delphos Union School, 1876. White metal. Very rare.

Size 22

431 Children of America, 1876. Bronze. Rare. Size 22

432 Sampson’s Centennial Medal. Bronze, brass, and white

metal proofs. Rare as a set. Size 27. 3 pieces

^ 433 Danish Centennial Medal. Bronze. Scarce. Size 34

>-'•^434 Non Nobis Solum. Large Masonic. Bronze. Scarce. S. 32
U ^435 House of Temperance. Bronze. Size 26

/.^ 436 Sol ey’s large Washington Centennials, 4 varieties. Gilt.

Size 24. ■ 4 pieces

437 Same, 3 varieties in white metal. 3 pieces

2</ 438 Key’s Medals. Liberty Bell, and Independence Hall.

Bronze. Size 24. 2 pieces

^ ^ 439 Same in white metal. 2 pieces

^ 440 Beautiful lot of Washington Medals, no duplicates. From
small to size 32. i 15 pieces

,, 441 A similar lot, equally beautiful, no duplicates. 15 pieces

MISCELLANEOUS.

^^442 Hard Times Tokens, 1837. Rare varieties. Very fine.

4 pieces

^ 443 Another lot. Average very good. 25 pieces

A444 W^ar Lokens. Uncirculated. 20 pieces

^7 '/445 Another lot. Average very good. 50 pieces

/ 446 General Dix Tokens, 1863. The flag of our Union, if

anybody attempts to tear it down, shoot him on
the spot. Fine. 10 pieces

447 Confederate Token. No submission to the North. Brass,
fine.

448 Sutler’s Checks. All different. Very fine, sc. 10 pieces

\Ni

20

/ ^ 449 Sutler’s Checks. Another lot, equally fine. 10 pieces

/? 450 Another fine lot. « 18 pieces

•>''"451 Store Cards. Gopsill’s Directory, Phila. Very fine, rare.

Brasss, oval. Size 8 x 29

• 452 A. C. Yates & Co. Phila. Eagle on reverse, reeded

edge. Very rare. Suppressed by order of the
Secretary of the Treasury. Brass, proof. Size 18

^ 453 Wannamaker & Brown, Oak Hall, Phila. Obv.

View of Oak Hall, American flag. One of the
most beautiful cards out. Brass, j)roof. Size 17

h ^ 454 Continental Soldier. 11 Rudolph Schroder, Altona,

Pa. Kaufe Dobbins Electrische Seife Die Beste
Von Allen. Exceedingly rare. White metal, pr.

Size 16

/' 455 The same card, with view of the Capitol at Wash-

ington. Even rarer than the preceding.

• 456 Liberty Bell. Rowell & Co., Park Row, N. Y.

White metal, proof. Size 16

/ ' 457 Theo. J. Harbach. 2 varieties. White metal proof.

Size 16. 2 pieces

/ *^458 Lingg & Bros. Copper and brass, proofs. Size 16

2 pieces

J 459 Franklin & Co., with Bolen’s Lincoln as obverse.

White metal, proof, rare. Size 17

// 460 Elgin National Watch Co. Silver-plated. Size 20

J.^?461 Cards with portraits of Washington, Franklin, La-
fayette, &c. Very fine lot. 10 pieces

^^^462 Farmers & Mechanics Life Insurance Co., N. Y.

Silver, proof, very rare. Size 20

463 Globe Fire Ins. Co., N. Y. Bronze, proof. Size 16

V 464 Harbach’s Walnut Candy. Wh. metal, pr. Size 16

465 Malseed & Hawkins. Copper, proof. Size 16

/ ^ 466 Fries, Malseed & Hawkins, with Liberty bell.

Copper, proof. Size 16

^ 467 Ph. J. Lauber. Token for 5 cents, used at his res-

taurant at the Centennial Exhibition, 1876. Good.

^468 Tokens of the Lafayette Restaurant, 5, 10 and 50

^ cents. Very good, scarce. 3 pieces

A 469 Lot of Store Cards. Very fine. 20 pieces

470 Another lot, average very good. 20 pieces

471 i864 Token. Obv. Indian head surrounded by 13 stars.

On band : Key, Phila. K New Masonic Hall,
Philadelphia. Said to be the only specimen known.
Copper, proof. Size 12

21

/ '^472 1864 T4iicoln Medalet. IiHliaii head wiiri'ouiided l)y
13 stars. Bronze, proof. Size 14. Rare.

473 Same obverse. Onr country and our Hag now and
forever. Copper, proof. Size 14. Rare.

' 474 1864 Lincoln. War trophies. Copper, proof. Size 12.
Rare.

475 National Union League, 1863. Copper, proof. Size 17.
Rare.

^-^476
477
'■ 478
" 479

480

481
,/'/482

483
. 484

/^■^485

// 486
/ 487
^-'488
■:0489
^ 490

492

493

494
M95

1^496

497

PAPER MONEY.

1756

New Jersey.

12 Shillino;s. Uncirculated, rare.

U

15 “ “

1763

u

18 Pence. “ “

c;

6 Shillings. “ “

—

bC

12 “ “ “
15

1776

u

18 Pence. Fine.

—

1, 12 and 15 Shillings. Fine. 3

South Carolina. 2, 3 and 4 Dollars. Unc. 3 pcs

It is curious to observe, that iu the four corners of the centre
field on the reverse, Hebrew letters are printed.

New York. 1758, ’59, ’60, ’71, ’74. Poor to good. Scarce.

7 pieces

Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania. Good lot. 9 pieces
Continental, 1775. 6 and 8 Dollars. Fair. 2 pieces

“ 1776. 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 30 Dollars. Good. 6 pcs

“ 1777. 3, 6, 7 Dollars. Good. 3 pieces

“ 1778. 7, 8, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 Dollars. Fine.

7 pieces

“ 1779. 20, 30, 35, 40 Dollars. V. fine. 4 pcs

Confederate Notes, 5, 10, 50, and 100 Dollars. Fine lot.

50 pieces

“ Another lot equally fine. 50 pieces

Confederate Bonds, 500 Dollars of 1864. Uncirculated. 3 ps

Beautiful proof imprints of the Notes of the American
Bank at Baltimore, for 1, 2, 3, and 5 Dollars, and
of the 5 Dollar Notes of the President’s Bank at
Washington. 10 pieces

Curious lot of Paper Money issued during the “ Hard
Times,” and the War. 50 pieces

Another lot of Paper Money, and Odds and Ends. 50 pcs

22

COPPER COINS OF THE WORLD.

'2

498

499

500

501

502
' 503

504
^ 505

J
(- ^

506

507

508

509

510

511
.512
513

A

^ 514
H ' 515
7^ 516

517

518
y 519
i 520

/ 522
■^^523
/ ^524
6 525
( 526
fo 527
/; = 528
J 529
//'530

531

NO DUPLICATES IN LOTS.

Africa. Liberia Two Cents. Brilliant proof, very rare.
Sierra Leone, Madeira, French Colonies, &c. Veiy good.

5 pieces

Australia. Penny Tokens. Brilliant proofs. 5 pieces

Another lot, equally fine. 5 pieces

Sandwich Islands. Cent of Kamehameha III. Very good.
Antigua Farthing. Very good, rare.

Austria. Uncirculated, bright. 5 pieces

Dutch East Indies. Uncirculated, bright, rare. 3 pieces
Sweden and Norway. “ “ 3 pieces

Roumania. 1867. 10 and 2 Bani. Unc. bright, rare. 2 pcs
Servia. 1869. 5 and 10 Lepta. “ “ “ 2 pieces

Monaco. Decime, and 5 Centimes. Fine. 2 pieces

Japan. 1, 2 Sen, 1 Rin. Uncirculated, bright. 3 pieces
Newfoundland. 1872. One Cent. Uncir. “

Hong Kong. 1 Cent, and 1 Mil. “ “ 2 pieces

New Brunswick. 1861, Cent; Nova Scotia, Half Cent.

Uncirculated. 2 pieces

Gibraltar. Fine. 3 pieces

Ionian Islands. Fine.

Isle of Man Coppers, from 1733 to 1839. Very fine and
rare lot. 7 pieces

Singapore, India. Kobang. Cock. Very good.

English East Indies. Fine lot. 5 pieces

1792 Lady Godiva Halfpenny. Fine, scarce.

1797 The well known large Twopenny piece. Good, sc.
The large Penny. Uncirculated.

China. Cash. 25 pieces

Large Currency. Size 22

Greece. Capo dTstria. 10 Lepta, 1828. Fine, rare.
Uruguay. Venezuela. Fine lot. 6 pieces

Chili. Buenos A3’res. Fine. 7 pieces

Victoria. Quarter Farthing, 1852. Fine, rare.

English Coins, fine lot. 15 pieces

Canadian Coins, fine lot. 25 pieces

Mexico, Sinaloa, Cliihuahua, San Luis Potosi. Fine. 5 pcs
Russia. Good. 5 pieces

28

^^'532
533
J 534
</"535
/ 536
' "" 537
' ,538
^539

540

541

542

543

1792 Freiicli Republic. 5 Sols, Moimeroii. Proof. Scarce.

Another, with Hercules. Proof, rare.*

French Coppers, fine lot. 10 pieces

Haiti, Caracas. Fine. 6 pieces

Rome. Baiocco of Gregory XVI. Fine.

Italy, Spain. Fine. 10 pieces

Germany, Switzerland, Holland. Fine. 10 pieces

Miscellaneous. Desirable lot. 10 pieces

Another lot. 20 jheces

German Beer Tokens. Brass proofs. Curious and scarce.

10 pieces

German Mining, and similar Tokens. Brass proofs.

Scarce. 10 pieces

Another lot. Brass proofs. Scarce Tokens. 10 pieces

END OF FIRST DAY’s SALE.

SECOND DAY’S SALE.

MEDIAEVAL AND MODERN FOREIGN SILVER

COINS.

7<^544
/ ^ 545

546

547
7-^ 548

//^ 549

550
/ '^551

/ / ^ 552

553

v^^554

4/^ 555
556
SJ 551

7/558
4 559

^'/560

A small assortment of the highest Numismatic interest.

Earliest German Bracteat. Rude head. Fine.

Denarius of Adelaide, widow of Otto the Great, German
Emperor, 936-973 A. D. Very fine, rare.

Wfatislaus, King of Bohemia, 1086-93. Denarius. Fine.
Scarce.

John of Luxembourg, King of Bohemia, 1310-46. Groat
of Prague. Fine.

Ranierus Zenni, Doge of Venice, 1250-68. Matapan.
Good, pierced. Very rare.

Luigi Mocenigo, Doge of Venice, 1570-76. Osello. Good,
rare.

Wolram, Duke of Jiilich, 1331-49. Groat. Fair, rare.

Louis II., Duke of Flanders, 1346-84. Double Tour-
noise. Very fine.

Teutonic Order. Wynrich of Kniprode, Grand Master,
1352-82. So called “ Cross-Groat.” Fine, rare.

Cuno of Falkenstein, Bishop of Trier, 1370. Silver Al-
bus. Very fine, rare.

Louis X., King of France, 1314-16, Groat of Tours,
called Tournoise. Very fine, rare.

Charles VI., King of France, 1380-1422. Groat. Good.

Count of Mansfield. 10 Groats, 1519. Fine.

Cliarles V., German Emperor, 1520-58. Groat of Augs-
burg, 1532. Good.

Sigismund L, King of Poland, 1506-48, 3 Groat, 1509. V. g.

Sigismund III., King of Poland, 1587-1632. 3 Groats,

1597. Fine. ^

3 Groats, 1598. Fine.

25

561 John III., Sobieski, King of Poland. Groat, 1081. Very g.
J ^ 562 Solothiirn in Switzerland, about 1500. Groat. Veiy good.
(, G 563 Matthias II., King of Pliingary, 1608-19. Groat. Fine.

564 Sigismnnd of Austria, Count of Tyrol. Groat. Fine.

565 John Frederic, Duke of Brunswick-Calenburg. 1655-79.

Mary Groat, 1665. Fine.

/ 566 Leopold Hogmouth, King of Hungary, 1657-1705, and Em-

peror of Austria. Sechser for Hungary, 1671. Fine.

567 Sebastian, King of Portugal, 1557-78. Fair.

568 John Frederic, Margrave of Brandenburg - Anspach.

Groat, 1686. Fine.

'' 569 Francis Anton, Archbishop of Salzburg. 4 Kreutzers,
1721. Very fine.

" 570 Cosmo HI., Grand Duke of Tuscan}^ 1674-1723. Grosso,
1714, for Pisa, with Madonna. Fine, rare.

^^571 Pope Clement X., 1670-76. Paolo. Fine, scarce.

/J 572 Miscellaneous Silver Coins. About Quarter Dollar size.

/ No duplicates. Good and interesting. 12 pieces

'o/y,51’6 Another lot. About Dime size. Very good and interest-
ing. 15 pieces

^*^574 Another lot. About Half-Dime size. Very good and
interesting. . 15 pieces

UNITED STATES CENTS.

INVOICE G.

See also Lots 212-333.

575 1793 Wreath Cent. Very good.

576 1794 Very good. 2 pieces

J' 577 1794, ’95 lettered edge, ’96, ’98. Poor, dates showing.

12 pieces

578 1800 Fair.

/ ^ 579 1801 Three varieties. Fair lot. 3 pieces

t/ 580 qLq united. Fair, scarce.

581 1802 and Fair. 2 pieces

" 582 1800, ’02, ’03. Poor, dates showing. 12 pieces

^■"'^583 1804 Good, rare.

^^ 584 Restrike, bright.

^ 585 1805, ’07. Poor. (3 pieces

586 1808 Fair. *2 pieces

587 1809 Fair, scarce.

J 588 1810, ’ll, ’12, ’13. Poor.

3 pieces

26

589 1812 Fair. 2 pieces

^ 590 1818 Fair.

591 1814 Good.

/3 592 1816 Very good.

)t>~"593 1817 Uncirculated, bright.

594 Very fine.

/ 595 1818 Fine.

^‘^’”596 Broken die. Uncir. bright.

/ (T'D 597 1819 Small date, perfect die. Uncir. bright.

6> 598 Large and small dates. Good. 2 pieces

/ 599 1820 Perfect die. Uncir. bright.

/ 600 1816, ’17, ’18, ’19, ’20. Average fair. 24 pieces

/J2y^601 1821, ’22. Good. 2 pieces

602 1823 Good, scarce. 2 pieces

/ ^603 1824, ’25, ’26, ’27. Good. 4 pieces

/ 604 1822, ’24, ’25, ’26, ’27. Good lot. 24 pieces

^ ^605 1828, ’29, ’30. Very good. 3 pieces

606 Same. Good lot. 12 pieces

7 607 1831 Very good lot, rather scarce date. 9 pieces

^608 1832, ’33. Good lot. 8 pieces

' 609 1834 Very good lot. 8 pieces

/ 610 1835, ’36, ’37, ’38. Good. 12 pieces

^ ‘^dll 1839 Head of ’38, and Booby. Very good. 2 pieces

/ 612 1839 over ’36. Fair, scarce.

/ 613 1840, ’41, ’42, ’43. Good lot. 8 pieces

^614 1843 Type 1844. Very good, scarce.

^15 1844 Good lot. ‘ 5 pieces

^ 616 1845, ’46, ’47, ’48, ’49. Good lot. 20 pieces

^ 617 1856 Uncirculated.

^oT618 1857 Small date. Very good.

^ 619 1850 to 1856. Fine lot. 16 pieces

620 Same. Fair lot. 22 pieces

SMALL PROOF SETS, Etc.

^621

1871 1, 2,

3, and 5 Cent.

/(T

6i22

1872

44

Scarce.

Q

’^623

44

Scarce.

; 624

1873

44

Rare, last year of 2 Cent piece.

625

4;

44

Rare.

%

27

»

■ ^ 626 1874 1, 3, and 5 Cent.

^*^^627 1875
/^6'28 1876
*^629 1877
/ 630 1878

^|T631 1879
- s 632

'j 633 Two Cent pieces, 1864 to 1871. Uncirculated. 17 pieces
^ 634 “ “ 1867, ’71, ’72. Brilliant proofs. 3 pieces

<^ 7635 Tavo Cent, 1873. Brilliant proof. Rare.

3 636 Cents, 1864 and 1879. Uncirculated. 6 pieces

■^637 Nickel Cents, from 1859 to 1864. Uncirculated. 12 pcs
' ^ 638 Nickel Five Cent, 1866, 1871. Proofs. 2 pieces

> 639 Nickel Three Cent, 1879. Uncirculated.

UNITED STATES DOLLARS AND PROOF SETS.

V 640 1795

^^641

^^642

;?^643 1796
■^^644 1797
^1^645 1798
% J 646 1799
^^647 1800
'/^64:S 1801
/^649 1802
650 1803

-J 651

^/^652 1842
/^53 1848
'/^654 1850

’^^655

656 1853

y//657

3^658 1854
.^659 1856
do 660 1859

Flowing hair, 2 leaves under wings of eagle. Fair,
worn.

Flowing hair, 3 leaves. Very good.

Fillet head. Very fine, strong impression.

Very good.

Seven stars facing. Very good.

Fine.

Very fine, sharp impression.

Verj^ good.

Good, scarce.

Good.

Large 3. Very fine, sharp.

Small 3. Very good.

Good.

Fine, scarce.

Good, scarce.

Very fine, has been proof, scarce.

Fair, badly pierced.

Little circulated, rare in this condition.

Fine for date, but damaged on field of obv. Rare.
Very good, scarce.

Brilliant j>roof set. Getting scarce. 7 pieces

28

6

661

1860

//

662

1861

y

L

663

1869

664

1872

//y

665

666

1873

•• 0 ,

667

1877

f/

668

1878

669

a

670

1879

n

0

671

Brilliant proof set. 7 pieces

Fine, scarce.

Brilliant proof set.

;; a

10 pieces
10 pieces

Brilliant proof.

Old type. Brilliant proof set. Bare, and much in
demand on account of the Two Cent and silver
Three Cent pieces. 1 0 pieces

Brilliant proof set. Very rare, on account of the
Twenty Cent piece. 8 pieces

Brilliant proof set. First issue, jnior to April 1.

Very rare, on account of the 20 Cent piece. 8 pcs
Standard Dollar. Brilliant proof, rare.

“ “ Proof set. 7 pieces

Trade Dollar. Brilliant proof. Trade Dollars are
this year only issued as proofs.

/■- 672

673

674
//^«675
Iji 676

677
J:^^678
' 679
\ 680
77 681
/J^682
/ T'683
V' 684
' 685
/ 686
/d687

688

eresQ

690
" 691
/ /. . ■’ 692

HALF DOLLARS.

1794 Good, rare.

1795 Very good.

1801 Fair for date, scarce.

Good, scarce.

1802 Very good, rare.

Good for date, scarce.

1803 Fine.

1805 over 1804. Very good, scarce.

1805 Very fine.

1806 Pointed 6. Very good.

Blunt 6.

1807 Head to right. “

Head to left. “

1808 Very good.

1809

1810
1811
1812

1813

1814

1815 Very fine, sharp, rare.

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' f 693 1815 Fine, rare.

^"694 1817 over 1813. Uncirculated, rare..

695 1818 Fine.

696 1819 “

^2^697 1820 “

-^^ 698 1828 Curled 2. Uncirculated, rare.

699 1836 Reeded edge. Fair for date, pierced.

700 Reeded edge. Uncirculated. Very I'are.

^ 701 1839 Uncirculated.

702 1841

703 1845 Very line, scarce.

0 704 1846 Corrected 6. Veiyfine.

705 1851 Philadelphia Mint. Uncircnlated, scarce.

706 Orleans Mint. Fine.

6^ 707 1852 Philadelphia Mint. Very good for date. Scarce.
9’^708 “ Uncircnlated. Rare.

709 1870 Standard 50 cent piece. One of the most beautifnl

patterns out. Proof. Rare.

710 1872 Brilliant proof.

QUARTER DOLLARS.

711 1796 Shows a slight defect in planchet on obverse ; with
^2. 1 S' f exception, almost strictly nncirculated, strong
/ impression, partly showing, still beautiful mint

lustre. One of the finest specimens of this rare
date known to me.

.^7 712 1805, 1806, 1807. Poor and fair. 3 pieces

"^713 1815 'A little scratched on obverse, otherwise sharp, un-
circulated. Rare.
y//714 1820 Fair.

^ni5 1821 A^erygood.

0 (5 716 1824 Fine, strong impression. Hire.

717 1825 Fair.

‘^7 718 1834 Uncirculated.

4^719 1851 Good, scarce.
fU720 1852 Very good, scarce.

^^721 1872 Proof. .
y^722 1878 Proof.

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TWENTY CENT PIECES.

'^'^723 1875 San Francisco Mint. Fine.

" 724 Philadelphia Mint. “

^ '^725 1876 “ “ Uncirculated, scarce.

■' 726 “ “ Very good.

1877 Brilliant proof. Very rare.

728 1878

//

3

729
y^730
y^73l

/ 732
^ ^ 733
"'^'734
^ 735
/f 736
^^^737
// 738
^^739
// 740
741
V 742

7/743

/ / 744
/ ■' 745
-^746
// 747
/.j 748
^^^749
■4750

1797

1802

1804

1805

1807

1805,

1811

1814

1820,

1820,

1835,

1838

1840

1844

1846

1850

1851

1852
1868
1872

2 pieces

DIMES.

16 stars. Fine for variety, very rare.

Fair, date very good, rare.

Good. Damaged on obverse, but type and date
distinct. Seldom found better. Rarest of the
dimes.

Good.

Fair.

’07. Poor.

Very good, scarce.

Good, “

Very good.

’21, ’25. Good.

’21, ’23, ’24, 2; ’28. Fair lot.

2; ’37 without stars, 2; 1840, 2. Fair.

Without stars. Good, rare.

“ Fair, scarce.

With drapery. Good for variety, rare.

Good, scarce.

u ;;

Uncirculated.

Fine.

Uncirculated.

Brilliant proof.

3 pieces
6 pieces
6 pieces

2 pieces

2 pieces

HALF DIMES.

"751 1795 Poor, pierced.

" "752 Fair,

r i! 753 1797 15 stars. Good, scarce.

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754 1797 16 stars. Good for date, scarce.

755 1800 Very fine, scarce.

Z '^56 Poor, date distinct.

757 1803 “ “ scarce.

^ 758 1829 to ’32, ’34, ’36. Very good lot. 6 pieces

759 1835 Small date. Uncirculated.

/*^760 1837 Without stars. Fine.

'■^^761 1838 “ Fair for variety.

/^"762 1838,1839. Fine. 2 pieces

i63 1840 With drapery. Fair for variety.

-^765 1841 Fine.

766 1843, ’45. Good. 2 pieces

767 1844 Beautiful uncirculated impression, rare.

768 1846 Much worn, rare.

769 1847, ’48. Fine. 2 pieces

Z^ 770 1851 Fine.

" 771 1852 “

j'lj JJ2 1853 Without arrows. Good.

^ 773 1853 to ’59. Fine lot. 7 pieces

0 774 1853, ’57. Uncirculated. 2 pieces

'~J 775 1858 “ 2 pieces

// 776 1860, ’61, ’62, ’66, ’67, ’68. Good to fine. 6 pieces

;^ /777 1867 Proof.

/^778 1868 Uncirculated. 2 pieces

/ 779 1870 to 1873. Fine lot. 4 pieces

780 1872 Brilliant proof, scarce.

■ 781 1873

/'^T’782 1829, ’30, ’32, 2; ’35, ’36. Good lot. 6 pieces

783 1837 and 1838 without stars. Fair. 2 pieces

/^784 1844 Fair lot. 3 pieces

/d 785 1851 Good.

SILVER THREE CENT PIECES.

''786 1850 Pattern, with Liberty cap. Brilliant proof. Rare,
and very desirable to complete the series of 3 Cent
pieces.

^ <^ 787 1851 New Orleans Mint. Uncirculated. Rare.

/ 788 Philadelphia Mint. Fine.

32

' 789 1852 Fine.

^ 790 1853 Uncirculated.

791 1854 Very good.

V- ^ 792 1855 Very good.

793 1856 Fine.

' ' 794 1857 Uncirculated.

^ 795 1858

796 1859

797 1860 Proof.

798 1861 Uncirculated.

^£J99 1862 Proof.

800 1863 Uncirculated, rare.

, 801 1864 Brilliant proof, rare.

802 1865 “ “

F O' 803 1866
/-■ ^804 1867
//.j 805 '1868

• ^ 806 1869 Uncirculated, rare.

-Fd807 1870 Brilliant proof.

^ ^808 1871
/ ‘^,l809 1872

^ 810 1873 “ Very rare.

/ ^ 811 1851 Orleans Mint. Uncirculated, rare.

812 1858, ’60, ’61, ’62, ’70. Very good lot. 6 pieces

/ 3^ 813 1873 Brilliant proof, rare.

AMERICAN MEDALS IN SILVER.

814 1 776 Franklin Medal. Liglitning averted, 4’yranny re-
pell’d. II Beaver gnawing the British oak. Ori-

ginal of greatest rarity. Proof.

26

815 1782 John Adams secures the alliance between the Neth-
erlands and the United States. Original, very
good, rare. Size 28

^ ' 816 Lafayette. The Untiring Advocate of Constitutional
Liberty. Proof. Size 18

817 II Masonic emblems. Proof. Size 18

Statue at New York unveiled. Proof, rare. Size 20

I 819 Battle and Massacre of Wyoming. Obv. Rej)resentation
of the massacre. R View of the monument. Very
rare, proof. Size 24

33

V^820

!' 821
^,j^822

/^^823

J ^ 824

yj"825

6^ 826

^ ^ 827
lo 828
n 829

830

831
'' 832

833
-/-'834
/O 835
JO 836
^837
838

/o 840

841
J ‘" 842

843
dJ 844

845

846
Id 847

1842 Sabbath School Jubilee. He is a Freeman whom
the Truth makes free. Very fine. Size 22

1833 Inauguration of Jackson. Fine. Size 12

Lincoln. Shall be then, thenceforward and forever free.
Proof. Size 15

Old Hickory took the Responsibility. IJ Events in his
life. Proof, very rare. Size 22

Plenry Clay. R The Union and the Constitution. Proof,
very rare. Size 17

Harrison. R Log Cabin. The Hero of Tippecanoe.
Proof, very rare. Size 22

R Bunker Hill Monument. Very fine, very rare.

Size 26

Henry Clay. Bunker Hill. Very fine, veiy rare. Size 26
Grant. Patient of Toil, &c. Proof. Size 16

Greeley. Universal Amnesty, Impartial Suffrage. Proof.

Size 16

Editor and Founder of the N. Y. Tribune. Proof.

Size 16

Size 16
Size 17
Size 20
Size 18
Size 12
Size 19
Size 19

Hayes. Campaign Medal, 1876. Proof.

VIcClellan, Governor of New Jersey, 1878. Proof,

Boston Numismatic Society. Proof, rare.

Springfield Masonic Temple. Proof, very rare.
Philadelphia Masonic Temple. Proof.

Boston Vlasonic Temple. Proof, rare.

Franklin Masonic. (Boston) Proof, very rare.

Cyrene Commandery Knights Templar, Camden, N. J.

Proof, octagon, very rare. Size 20 x 20

New York Masonic Temple. Very fine. Size 20

Masonic Medalets, struck in the Centennial Buildings.

2 pieces

Lord’s Prayer. Proof. ‘ Size 12

View of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
R Colonial Independence. Size 27

The above Patented ; never before offered in silver.

Medal made from Nevada Ore, 1876. Let God be with
us as He was with our fathers. Proof, rare. Size 24
Union Avenue Baptist Sunday School. Liberty bell.

Proof, rare. Size 24

Jehovah-Jireh. Siloam M. E. Church, Philad. Libert}^
bell. Proof. Rare. Size 24

View of Art Gallery. Proof.

View of Ylain Exhibition building.

Proof.

Size 26
Size 26

34

'^848
^ 849

.^^850

/

,/j ^851
' 852

Small Centennial Commission Medal, 1876. Proof. S. 24

Chosen Friends Lodge I. (). (). F. IndeiJendence Hall.
Proof, scarce. Size 24

C. T. A. U. of A. Reverse left blank for engraving.
Very rare. Size 24

Portrait of Pius IX. In honor of Catholic visitors, 1876.
Proof, rare. Size 28

4

Portrait of Emperor William. In honor of German visi-
tors, 1876. Proof, rare. Size 28

AMERICAN MEDALS IN BRONZE, WHITE METAL,

Etc.

/;2 '' 853

/• ^ 854

// 855

// 856
• -^857

" 859
^860
'• 861

^ 862
// ’ 863
'). J^864
865
'^866
'■ 867

Libertas Americana. Minerva protecting the child Ameri-
ca against the British leopard. Good, gilt, scarce.

Size 30

Communi Consensu. Louis XVI. on his throne. Lead,
original, fair, rare. Size 29

Howard Medal. Battle of Cowpens, 1781. Bronze, very
fine. Size 28

W. Washington at Cowpens. Bronze, very fine. Size 28
John Paul Jones, 1779. Serapis. “ “ Size 36

Perry, Lake Erie, 1813. Obverse fine ; reverse sunk, the
die being broken. Size 40

Ed. Preble, Tripoli, 1804. Bronze, fine, shows the marks
of the rusted dies. Size 40

Harrison. Fort Meigs — Battle of the Thames, 1813.

Bronze, very fine. Size 40

1829 William, King of Holland, as LTmpire between
England and the United States. Beautiful im-
pression, scarce. - Size 27

Admiral Vernon Medals, 1739. 2 varieties. Good, scarce.

2 pieces

Pitt Medal. The man, who having saved, &c. Bronze,
fine, original, scarce. Size 26

Lafayette. Defender of American and F rench liberty.
Bronze, fine. Size 30

Vengeur de la Liberty. Monneron's collection.

P>ronze, proof, rare. Size 22

The untiring advocate. Bronze, brass, copper, and

wliite metal proofs. 4 pieces. Size 18

Masonic Emblems. Same set. 4 pieces. Size 18

35

■T^868
/ " 869
/^'870

^^872

873
' 874
^^875

/^876
^ 877
878

' J 879

A 880
881

^^882
^ 883
7884
ZJ 885

886

S87

888

889

2^^890

891

'^^892
^893
^ 894

Franklin, 1784. Nude angel. Bronze, very fine. Size 29

1786. Eripuit Coelo, &c. Bronze, fine. Size 29

and Montyon, 1833. Bronze, fine. Size 26

Gilbert Stuart, the renowned painter. Bronze, very good.

Size 40

Washington Irving. Beautiful portrait. Bronze, very

fine. Size 44

Fulton. Lancaster Institute Medal. Bronze, fine. Size 32
Peale. Phila. Museum, 1844. Copper, uncir. Size 20

Dr. Kane. Arctic scene, and Masonic emblems. Bronze,
fine. Size 32

Events in his life. Bronze, fine, scarce. Size 24

Mickley Medal, by Key. Bronze, pi-oof. Size 32

by Lea Ahlborn of the Swedish Mint. Bronze,

proof. Size 32

Eli K. Price Medal, by Key of the Phila. Mint. Bronze,
proof. Size 26

Luther Medal com. Reformation. Bronze, proof. Size 24

Light, Liberty, Law. The beautiful N. Y. Academy
Medal. Bronze, very fine, very rare. Size 38

Lowell School Medal. Copper, proof, scarce. Size 24
Coast Survey, U. S. Reward Medal. Bronze, fine. S. 21
Mobile Jockey Club, 1853. Bronze, fine. Size 18

Regatta Medal, Lake Quinsigamond. Bronze, proof,
scarce. Size 26

N. Y. State Agricultural Society. Bronze, proof. Size 20
St. Louis Agile. & Mech. Association, 1856. Bronze,
proof. Size 24

N. H. Agricultural Society. Bronze, proof, scarce. S. 38

lYashington, D. C., Dog Tax, 1879. Set bronze, brass,
copper, and white metal proofs. Rare. Size 17

Somers Shipwreck Medal. Bronze, fine. Size 36

View of Colorado Mining Works. Struck in 1866, from
the first copper produced in Colorado. Very fine,
rare. Size 40

Director Snowden, U. S. Mint. 11 View of the Mint.

Bronze, fine, scarce. Size 50

Camden, N. J., Philotechnic Institute. Bronze, brass,
copper, and white metal proofs. 4 pieces. Size 16
Stephen Girard, the Benefactor of Phila., and the friend
of orphans. Bronze, brass, copper, and wh. metal
proofs. 4 pieces

*

36

895

896
" 897

898

899
/ ^ 900

^ 301

/' 902

903

904
" 905

906

^;^^^907

^908

J909

^‘^910

/ 911

/913

6^ 914
^ 915
J^91Q

, 917

^ 918
- 919
" 920

St. Anthony. For those who make the nine Tuesdays
No vena. Beautiful set. Bronze, brass, copper,

and white metal. 4 pieces

Penn’s Treaty. Beautiful set, as above. 4 pieces

Constitution and Guerriere. Beautiful set. 4 pieces

Jackson and Harrison Politicals. Fine lot. 4 pieces

Henry Clay. Fine lot, no duplicates. 6 pieces

Fremont. Tire Kocky Mountains echo back. White
metal, fine, scarce. Size 40

Douglas. Support the Little Giant. Nickel, reeded edge,
fine, rare. Size 20

The Champion of Popular Sovereignty. Beautiful

set. Bronze, brass, copper, and white metal. 4
pieces. Size 18

Lincoln. Free Homes for Free Men. Set. 4 pieces

With Malice toward none. Set, 4 j)ieces. Size 16

Emancipation Medalet. Beautiful set, 4 pcs. S. 15

Bust of Washington, surrounded by flags. Set

bronze, brass, and wh. met. proofs, 3 pcs. S. 18

He is in glory, etc. Broken Column. Bronze pr.

Size 32

Miscellaneous Medals. Interesting lot. 10 pieces

McClellan. Bust of Washington, surrounded by flags.
Beautiful set, 4 pieces. Size 18

Siege of Yorktown, etc. Tin, very good, rare. S. 32

Amore Patria Belligerura. Silver plated, fine,

scarce. Size 28

Inaugurated Govc?ior of New Jersey. White metal,

pierced. Very rare. Size 16

Inauguration Medals, with ribl)ons. Rooster and

Eagle. Fine. 4 pieces

Grant. Surrender of Lee. Bronze, proof, scarce. Size 20

Capture of Richmond. Bronze, fine, scarce. S. 20

Proclamation of 15tli Amendment. Bronze, proof,

scarce. Size 20

II Grant Invincibles ; R Colfax’s portrait; R U. S.

Shield, surmounted by Liberty cap. White metal,
proofs. 3 pieces

Republican Candidate. Eagle on shield, and fiags.

Bronze, proof. Size 16

and Wilson, their portraits. Beautiful set, scarce.

4 pieces

Inauguration Medal. Bronze, fine. Size 32

C 021

/ 7922
j^<^023
. >^024
- 925

Ic 926

927

/‘^928
^'929
Z'' 930
^ 931
^ 932
^ 933

7 934

fffV 935

936

7^937

938

939

940

941

942

Grant. Eagle holding scroll inscribed E Elin'il)us Uninn,
behind I'onr U. S. Hags. Heautifnl set, rare. 4 pc.s

Size 12

Oceans nnited by Railway. Bronze, fine. Size 29

Swiss Medal. Bronze, proof, scarce. Size 38

and Colfax. Match ’em. Beantifnl set. 4 ])ieees

Seyinonr and Blair. White men to govei'ii. Beantifnl
set. . 4 pieces

Horace Greeley. Liberal Republican Candidate ; Ijl
Democi-atic Candidate ; 14 Portrait of D. Gratz
Brown. Copper, proofs, scarce, 3 pieces. Size 18
Tildcn. The great fraud, cheats Uncle Sam on his Income
Tax. Brass. Size 20

Ha3’es. President, 1876. Bronze, }>roof. Size 16

Miscellaneous Political Medals, interesting lot. 10 ])ieces
Another lot, interesting. 10 pieces

Buchanan. Events in his life. Bronze, fine, rare. S. 20
Johnson. Tlie people must l)e trusted. “ S. 20

General Hancock. Reception of Volunteers, 1865. Bronze,
fine, rare. Size 20

General W. T. Sherman. Corps Eml)lems. Bronze, fine,
rare. Size 20

Andrew Johnson. With courage and fidelity he defended
the Constitution, and by Justice and Magnanindty
restored alienated States. Beautiful bronze proof,
rare. Size 48

James Madison. Industry brings Plenty. Exists only in
white metal. Proof. Size 41

C'ross of the Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic.
White metal, proof, very rare.

Commemorating the Battle and Massacre of Wyoming.

Bronze, proof, rare. Size 23

Same. Copper proof, very rare.

Same. Brass, proof, extremely rare.

Same. White metal, proof, scarce.

Same. Gold plated, rare.

CENTENNIAL MEDALS.

All in the finest condition, not pierced.

943 Large Official Commission Medal. Phrst broken die.

Columbia standing on a garnished pedestal. Silver
plated. Size 36. The attention of collectors is
for the first time called to this rare variety.

38

944
• ^ 945

946

947
> 948

949
^^<^950
951
/ 952
953

^ ^ 954

955

956
. ' 957

958

959

960

961

962

963

964

965
// 966
' 967
' 968

Same Medal, second die. Plain pedestal. Bronze.

Same. Gilt.

Same. White metal.

Small Official Medal. Gilt. Size 24

Same. Bronze.

Lexington Celebration. Bronze. Size 24

Cambridge Celebration. IVhite Metal. Size 26

Lowell Celebration. IVhite metal, scarce. Size 16

Charlestown Medal. Tin, good. Size 40

View of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

IJ Com. Colonial Independence. Bronze. Size 26
View of the signing. Autograph of and words spoken
by John Hancock. White metal, scarce. Size 26
Danish Centennial Medal. Bronze, scarce. Size 32

Same, in white metal.

European Masonic Centennial Medal. Beautiful head of
Columbia. Bronze, proof. Size 24

Knights of Pythias Medal. Damon and Pythias. White
metal. Size 32

Grant and Washington. Dedicated to the people of the
U. S. White metal, scarce. Size 26

Witherspoon Medal. Issued by the Presbyterian Church
in the U. S. Silver plated. Size 32

Independence Hall, with statue of M'ashington in front.

bl; Liberty bell. Oroide. Size 24

Same. White metal.

Independence Hall and Liberty bell. Key’s die. Bronze.

Size 24

Begin our 100th year, July 5, 1875. In form of St. An-

drew’s Cross. Tin. Size 18

Woman’s Pavilion. In parian. (?) Size 36

Horticultural Hall. Brass. Size 26

“ and Art Gallery. Brass. Size 26

“ and Main Building. Brass. Size 26

969 Main Building. Brass. Size 26

970 Cumberland St. M. E. Church, Phila. Celebration. Brass,

scarce. Size 24

971 Siloam M. E. Church. Brass, scarce. Size 24

972 Chosen Friends Lodge, I. (). O. F. Brass, scarce. Size 24

973 Stiner’s Card. 2 varieties. Bronze. Size 24

^ 974 Centennial Medals, all different, from size 4 to size 32.

Beautiful lot. 10 pieces

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y' v975 Similar lot.

/ 976 Another lot, equally fine.

10 pieces
10 pieces

A 977
978
^ 979

’ 980

Ao 981

A 982
983
• 984
985
J ' 986
' 987
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989
/ 990

. 991

h ' 992
” 993
^ 994

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if' 996
J ^ 997
3^^ 998

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999
1000
1001
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1003
^ - 1004

1005

1006

ENG-LISH SILVER COINS.

Ethelred. Penny. Ruding, plate 22, No. 1. Good.

Penny. “ “ No. 2. Fair.

Penny. Retrograde inscription on olwerse. Good,

rare.

Canute Pennies. Fair. 2 pieces

Edward the Confessor. Penny, PAXS. Fair, rare.

Halfpenny. Fair, very rare.

Henry II. Penny. Good.

Henry HI. Penny, with sceptre. Very good.

Penny, without sceptre. Good.

Canterbury Penny. Fine.

Pennies of Winchester and Norwich. Good. 2 pcs

Edward I. Penny. Very good.

Pennies, good. 3 pieces

Edward II. Penny of Berwick. Good.

Henry VI. Calais Groat. Good.

Edward IV. Waterford Groat. Good.

Henry VII. Groat. Very good.

Edward VI. Shillings of 1st and 2d coinage. Fair.

2 pieces

Mary and Phillip. Irish Shilling, 1555. Base, worn.
Mary. Sixpence. Worn, scarce.

Elizabeth. Shilling. Very well preserved.

Sixpence, 1578. Very good.

James I. Shillings, 1st and 2d coinage. Fair. 2 pieces
Sixpence, 1605. Fair.

Scotch Sword Dollar, 1571. Uncirculated, rare.

Charles I. Half Crown. King on horseback. Good,
scarce.

Shilling. Christo Auspice Regno. Good.

and Henrietta. Silver Medalet, 1625. Fine, scarce.

Commonwealth Twopence. Worn.

Charles II. Pattern Farthing in silver, 1676. Very
fine, scarce.

1007 William III. Crown, 1696. Good.

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1010
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/•^1012
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1016
i; <5/1017

William III. Half Crown, 1697. Very good.

Anna. Half Crown, 1710. Good.

George HI. 3 Stiil/ers for Demerara, 1816. Fine, scarce

Bank Tokens of Is., and 6<i. Fine. 2 pieces

George IV. Half Crown, 1826. Veiy good.

Shillings of Elizabeth, George II., III., IV., and Vic-
toria. Average very good. 5 pieces

Sixpence of Elizabeth, Charles 11. , William HI., George
II., HI., IV., William IV., and Victoria. Average
very good. 8 pieces

Maundy 1, 2, 3,4 Penny pieces, different reigns. Beauti-
ful lot. 10 pieces

Another lot, equally fine. 10 pieces

Another lot. Average fine. 10 pieces

FOREIGN CROWNS, &c., AND SILVER MEDALS.

1018 1536 Portrait Medal of John von Leyden, the king of
the Anabaptists. Original, embossed work in
the manner of the time. Rare. Size 26

7 Y' t/

1019 1573 Crown of the Free Hans City, Lubeck, inuU'r

Maximilian II. On obverse St. John holding tlie
Agnus Dei. Very well preserved, rare.

1020 (1573) Portrait Medal in com. of Michael Ospitalis,

Chancellor of France. 14 Tem]3est raging around
a tower in the midst of the sea. Impavidum
Ferient Ruinae. Ospitalis was one of the few
who fearlessly opposed the Inquisition and the
persecution of the Protestants. The medal, size
23, original, in beautiful preservation, is a splen-
did example of the portrait medals of the 16th
century.

1021 1617 Crown of the German city Erfurt. \W11 pre-

served. Rare.

J 1022 1658

1023 1666

1024 1675

1025 1686

Phillip IV. of Spain. Dollar of Potosi, Peru.
Well preserved, pierced.

Half Crown (Krone) of Frederic 111., King of
Denmark. Good, scarce.

Thick Crown ( Eight Mark ) of Christian \h. King
of Denmark. 'The King on horseback. l"ery
well ] /reserved. Rare.

Necessity Piece. Florin of 30 Stiiber, of Deven-
ter, Holland. Fine, rude, scarce.

41

/'/^1026 1689 Necessity Florin of Utrecht. Rude, good, scarce.

70 1027 1701 Half Crown of Louis XIV., of France, struck
over Half Crown of 1695 ; recoined by order of
the King. Very good, curious, both dates show-
^ ing distinctly.

1028 1704 Square (or rather octagon) Florin of the German
City Ulm. Well preserved, rare. Necessity
' piece struck from the silver vessels of the citizens.

^ 1029 1739 Large Crown of the Dutch East India Company.

Obv. Horseman in armor, attacking. 1)1 Dutch
coat of arms, and the monogram of the East
India Company. Fine, rare.

jr 1030 1748 Medal of Prince Friso of Orange, by the renowned
artist Holtzhey. Fine, scarce. Size 19

1031 1757 Half Crown of Basle, Switzerland. View of the
city. Fine.

)'t^Z'1032 1759 Mortuary Medal of Princess Anna of England,
wife of William IV., of the Netherlands, by
Holtzhey. Fine, scarce. Size 26

1033 1765 Josepha, Queen of Joseph II., of Germany. Nup-
tial Medal. Very fine, scarce. Size 29

/ 1^^1034 1772 Crown of the Free City Frankfurt. View of the
city. Fine, scarce.

1776 Holtzhey’s beautiful Vledal, commemorating the
nuptials of William V., Prince of Orange, with
Wilhelmine, Princess of Prussia. Obv. The
beautiful portraits facing. On the reverse the
shields of Orange and Prussia on a pedestal,
surmounted by a crowned eagle, holding wreath
and sceptre ; to the left of pedestal a lion with
a bunch of arrows; to the right AMOR. In beau-
tiful preservation, rare. Size 29

<J^^1036 1797 Ducato (Half Crown) of Ragusa. St. Blasius.
Worn, scarce.

' 1037 1777 N. S. D. Guadalupe ^e Mexico. The Holy Virgin.

Medal, looped. Fine, scarce. Size 16x18

^ 1038 Old Religious Medal. Moses. R The prophet Isaiah.

^ Good, scarce. Size 20

1039 1801 Bombardment of Copenhagen, Denmark. Medal.

Good, scarce. Size 25

1040 Napoleon L, Medal of the Imperial University. Fine,

scarce. Size 21

1041 1814 Napoleon L, 5 Francs. Very good.

///1042 1822 Inauguration Medal of Augustin, (Iturbide,) First
Emperor of Mexico. Fine, rare. Size 22

42

y 1048 Tui-kish Dollar. Base, fair.

C ^ 1044 1855 Double Florin of the Free City of Frankfurt, com-
memorating the Religious Peace. Very fine.

1045 1861 Nuptial Thaler of the present Emperor and
Empress of Germany. Fine.

■ ^ 1046 1862 llialer of Frankfurt, commemorating the Shooting-
Festival. Known in the United States as the
Jananschek Thaler on account of the mis-state-
ments of that actress. Very fine.

/ f 1047 1866 Double Crown of Ph-ankfurt, known in the United

States as the Rothschild Crown, but without
foundation. Rare, historical date, the city ceas-
ing in 1866 to be “ free.” Fine.

1048 1866 Dollar of Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico. Very
good. About this piece too much nonsense has
been published recently.

1049 1870 Napoleon III., 5 PTancs. Fine.

1050 1871 Prussian Victoiy Thaler. Fine.

1051 Early East India Rupee, and snb-divisions.

pieces. Very hue.

Set of 6

FOREIGN MEDALS IN BRONZE, Etc.

^ ^1052 Papal Medal, Urban VIII., 1623-44. Bronze, original,

good, rare. Size 22

1053 Louis XIV., of France. Commemorating Peace of West-
phalia, 1648. Bronze, line, rare. Size 26

^ 1054 1759 Louis XV. Medal of the city of Bourges. Bronze,
fine. Size 26

('harles HI. To commemorate the marriage of

Phillip, Infante of Spain, with the Princess
Caroline. The three portraits. Bronze, fine.

Size 31

yf 1055 1765

!' 1056 1791 Charles IV., of Spain. Mexican Proclamation
Medal. Bronze, fine. Size 28

1057 1814 Visit of King Frederic William III., of Prussia, to
the Paris mint. Bronze, fine. Size 26

. S ^^1058 Portraits of Alexander of Russia, and P^rederic William

of Prussia. R Monument commemorating the
A war of Lil)eration, 1813, T4, T5. Gilt, fine. S. 32

• / ^ 1059 1823 Nu])tial Medal of the King and Queen of Wurtteni-

burg. Bronze, very fine. Size 26

43

1060
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1062
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1071

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1831 Anton, King, ami Frederic August, Uegeiit of Sax-
ony. Their portraits. Bron/.e, Hue. Size 30

Charles X. Mortuary Medal of Louis XVllI., ol' France.

Bronze. Size 32

Ernest, Duke of Saxony, ijt View of the Palace of Co-
hurg. Gilt, fine. Size 32

Homage Medal of Frederic Williaau IV., of Prussia.

Bronze, fine, a little nicked. Size 26

Victor Emanuel. Commemorating the Sardinian and
French Alliance. Silver plated, fine. Size 32

Napoleon III. Same event. Silver plated, fine. S. 32
Portrait Medal of Arago, the renowned Astronomer.

Bronze, fine. Size 36

Wieland, renowned German Poet. Bronze, fine. S. 26
Beranger, renowned French Poet. Bronze, fine. Size 23
Shakespeare, renowned English Poet. View of his
birthplace. Bronze, hue. Size 15

Ariosto, renowned Italian Poet. Bronze, fine. Size 26
J. J. Rousseau, renowned French Philosopher. Bronze,
fine. Size 22

Medal of Simon Bolivar, the South American “ Liber-
ator.” Bronze, v.ery fine, scarce. Size 32

Medal of President Blanco, of Venezuela. Bronze, very
fine, scarce. Size 32

“Singers” festival at Cologne. View of the renowned
Cathedral. Bronze, very fine, rare. Size 32
Medalet of the Numismatic Club, Berlin, 1876. Bronze,
fine. Size 16

Medalets of Napoleon I., III. ; Louis Phillippe, etc. etc.

Fine lot. 10 pieces

Another lot of French Medalets. 10 pieces

Memorial Medal of George III., of England. Bronze,
very fine. " Size 26

Hebrew Medal. King David. Brass. Fictitious, of

course. Size 22

La Espaha Despertada, 1820. Brass, fine, oval, curious,
1‘are. Size 21 x 26

Ferdinand VII. Military Order for Mexico. Brass, fine,
with clasp. Size 24

1870-1871 German Military Order, “from cannons taken
from the French during the war.” Clasp taken
ofi- Size 19

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Mickley Sale, November, 1878, 1093 lots, priced.
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A. Hess, Frankfurt, Germany, private collection of
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